I have been using a makefile where each target executes a shell script snippet to build, push or deploy containers. The problem is that with simple docker build it doesn't recognize modified code files and uses cached layers. To pick up changes in the code I always have to build with --no-cache which is inefficient. I wonder if Airo can detect changes in the code and rebuild only the image layers that need to be rebuild.
This sounds like a misconfiguration on your part. I've never had this problem with docker before. Are you sure it's not your makefile skipping something because you haven't made the docker bits phony targets (if you're using make as a "script runner", everything should be a phony target. A sign that you're using the wet tool, but I digress).
